TallyTots Counting 123 Game

Name: TallyTots Counting 123 Game
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.1 (40 reviews)
Author: Little 10 Robot

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2,99 US$

40 xếp hạng
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4+
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Danh mục

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Little 10 Robot
Ngôn ngữ

EN
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133,8
MB

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The Tots Collection - Learn Letters and Numbers

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Get the action-packed app that helps toddlers learn to count with 20 awesome mini-games. Whether they're serving up a seven-layer sandwich or finding 14 colorful cupcakes, they'll have fun with numbers in this awesome learning game. “I am nothing but impressed with how effective and enjoyable it is with my youngest. He can easily count to 20 and I owe this app all the credit.” - Now What Baby? TallyTots is celebrating 10 years! • All new 3D graphics and animations • All new music and fun sounds • Packed with familiar challenges and new surprises • AlphaTots Alphabet is also all new this year! Features: • 20 puzzles and mini-games that teach quantity, order and sorting. • An awesome sing-along counting song. • Counting practice activities. • No advertising or in-app purchases. No internet connection necessary. Awards & Recognition: • Featured in Apple's Apps for Preschool & Kindergarten • Top Ten Classroom Math Apps — Teachers With Apps • Top 50 Apps — Babble.com The entire collection of Spinlight apps are now part of the Little 10 Robot family. AlphaTots Alphabet, TallyTots Counting, Pixel and Parker, Operation Math, Winky Think Logic Puzzles, Billy’s Coin Visits the Zoo, Gappy Learns Reading, Gappy Learns Writing, Geography Drive USA, Swapsies Jobs, Swapsies Sports, YodelOh Math Mountain and more! Crafted by Little 10 Robot. We believe that smiling is the first step in learning. That’s why we make educational apps loaded with serious fun.

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4,1

/5

40 xếp hạng

Great for grandkids!
26 thg 7

7kidgrandma
This educational, fun, and engaging app is perfect for my grandkids! They have all learned counting skills with the help of Tally Tots! It’s still a favorite for my three year old granddaughter. I love hearing her talk about her favorite number and asking me what mine is as we play the games over and over and over!
Great for grandkids!
26 thg 7

7kidgrandma

This educational, fun, and engaging app is perfect for my grandkids! They have all learned counting skills with the help of Tally Tots! It’s still a favorite for my three year old granddaughter. I love hearing her talk about her favorite number and asking me what mine is as we play the games over and over and over!
Repetition is key to cognitive development for toddlers
21/01/2012

dannhick
Although I like idea of the application, and have been looking for a really great counting app for my 22 month old, I find that the numbers are not repeated within the application. For number 12, for example as he packs the items into the trunk, the app neither names the item, nor says the number item that is placed there. It is the same for all the items. For the 13 with the chicks, it is a great opportunity to have children count to 13 three times as that is how many times you have to touch each egg for it to crack. for 19, the squirrel eats the nuts and there is nothing to stimulate a child to count just a kind of swishing/slurping sound.I get what the app is trying to do, but it could be better enhanced with more repetition of the numbers especially since that is the aim. I would live to see those improvements
Repetition is key to cognitive development for toddlers
21/01/2012

dannhick

Although I like idea of the application, and have been looking for a really great counting app for my 22 month old, I find that the numbers are not repeated within the application. For number 12, for example as he packs the items into the trunk, the app neither names the item, nor says the number item that is placed there. It is the same for all the items. For the 13 with the chicks, it is a great opportunity to have children count to 13 three times as that is how many times you have to touch each egg for it to crack. for 19, the squirrel eats the nuts and there is nothing to stimulate a child to count just a kind of swishing/slurping sound.I get what the app is trying to do, but it could be better enhanced with more repetition of the numbers especially since that is the aim. I would live to see those improvements
Cupcakes? In a Math App? You Bet!
24/03/2011

Neansai1
Simple Design. Intuitive Actions. Colorful Graphics. Great Pacing. Clear Sound. Just the counting app I've been looking for!And the cupcakes? They are to die for!! My 2 year-old grandson loves number 14 because of the delicious cupcakes. And if you need a closer look? There's a magnifying glass you can use to view each one! Count the bubble bottles for number six, and then pop the bubbles. Drop pennies in the piggy bank. Race cars around the track. Pile juicy red apples in a little red wagon. Each number has an intriguing 'game' to play. It is clear that a lot of careful thought went into the design of this app.
Cupcakes? In a Math App? You Bet!
24/03/2011

Neansai1

Simple Design. Intuitive Actions. Colorful Graphics. Great Pacing. Clear Sound. Just the counting app I've been looking for!And the cupcakes? They are to die for!! My 2 year-old grandson loves number 14 because of the delicious cupcakes. And if you need a closer look? There's a magnifying glass you can use to view each one! Count the bubble bottles for number six, and then pop the bubbles. Drop pennies in the piggy bank. Race cars around the track. Pile juicy red apples in a little red wagon. Each number has an intriguing 'game' to play. It is clear that a lot of careful thought went into the design of this app.
Great app!,
07/07/2012

joshcoastierox
When my 19 month old started dragging the letters to the board when I was playing words with friends on my iPhone, I decided it was time to get him his own apps to play on my iPad. After sitting with him through one time, he could do all the interaction activities with little or no help the second time. I ended up getting AlphaTots to give him more variety. Wish there were more apps like these for younger kids! He's not only learning to count but he's having fun doing so. Obviously this shouldn't be the only form of learning but it's a great additional learning tool!!!
Great app!,
07/07/2012

joshcoastierox

When my 19 month old started dragging the letters to the board when I was playing words with friends on my iPhone, I decided it was time to get him his own apps to play on my iPad. After sitting with him through one time, he could do all the interaction activities with little or no help the second time. I ended up getting AlphaTots to give him more variety. Wish there were more apps like these for younger kids! He's not only learning to count but he's having fun doing so. Obviously this shouldn't be the only form of learning but it's a great additional learning tool!!!